Police Arrest Britain’s Former Ambassador to U.S. Over Epstein Links

Days after former Prince Andrew was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, Peter Mandelson is held for the same offense

Farmers Are Aging. The Family Business Is in Peril.

Rising costs, weak prices and a trade hit are pushing more farms to the brink, and making the search for their successors harder than ever

North Korea Defector Explains Cyber Scam

Kim Jong Un’s cyber operatives have faked their way into IT jobs at American firms and elsewhere, pocketing big revenue for regime

Rebel Group Fuels Congo Hunger Crisis

The M23 militia has failed to assert itself as the government in and around Goma. War-pummeled residents are suffering the cost.

Gunmen Wreak Chaos in Mexican Coastal Retreat After Cartel Killing

Vehicles and businesses are set ablaze in Puerto Vallarta, a top destination for American retirees

Man Killed by Officers at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago Home

Secret Service says a man was fatally shot after he breached the Florida property’s secure perimeter early Sunday

The U.S. Is Hunting the Shadow Fleet. This Is What It’s Up Against.

Action to deter smuggling of illicit oil is accelerating, but even hulking tankers have many ways to hide

The Comeback That Made Alysa Liu America’s Unlikeliest Olympic Champion

A former child prodigy, she walked away from the sport for two years at the age of 16. She came back her way—and now she is the first U.S. figure skater to win women’s individual gold in a generation

Trump’s New Trade Agenda Is on a Collision Course With Midterms

A plan—in response to the Supreme Court ruling that some global tariffs were illegal—could take months to implement

The U.S. Military Hardware Pouring Into the Middle East

A look at the warships, fighters and missiles massing at Iran’s doorstep

Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump’s Global Tariffs

Ruling finds president exceeded his powers by imposing duties without clear authorization from Congress

If Iran’s Regime Falls, Options to Replace It Are Narrow—and Risky

What comes next would present its own set of challenges

How China’s Xi Purged His ‘Big Brother’ to Achieve Absolute Power

The Beijing leader consolidated one-man rule last month in rapid-fire actions against the military’s senior commanders

Europe Is Finding Plenty to Investigate in the Epstein Files

Arrest of former Prince Andrew follows other investigations opened in Europe based on Justice Department documents

Team USA’s Most Impressive Medals at the Olympics Were Not Gold

After winning one men’s cross country skiing medal in the previous century, Team USA gained two silvers in a week with Ben Ogden and Gus Schumacher

Christine Lagarde Says Her ‘Baseline’ Is Finishing ECB Term

An early exit by central-bank head would give French President Emmanuel Macron a say in filling one of Europe’s most powerful jobs

Trump Weighs Initial Limited Strike to Force Iran Into Nuclear Deal

President considers a range of military options but has said he still prefers diplomacy

He’s Usain Bolt on Skis—and He’s the Most Dominant Winter Olympian in History

Norwegian cross-country star Johannes Klaebo has unleashed a gravity-defying uphill sprint on skis, leaving his competitors in the dust and clinching four gold medals

The Accomplice Who Was Going to Testify Against Jeffrey Epstein—Then Went Dark

French model scout Jean-Luc Brunel was negotiating to provide prosecutors with evidence against the sex offender in 2016—three years before he was finally arrested—but ultimately backed out

Former Prince Andrew Arrested Amid Epstein Probe

King Charles says royal family supports full investigation as his younger brother is detained on suspicion of misconduct in public office